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Pennsylvania Knights OF Labor feel confident
now that the strikers In the Lehigh coal region
Will win their battle.
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Miss Fannie stevens, an actress playing In Bos-
ton, has been sued BY Edmon J. Levy, 3 young
man belonging In New York. for $4,000 FOR breach
OF promise Of marriage
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PROFESSIONAL.

DROP. CLAY, WONDERFULLY GIFTED CLAIR
= yoyant. Astroloser and nRiri nal Medium. Every
property. Causes speedy Brings separated
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time and dsap pointment by calling on thus genu
inc clnrvoyant, he succeeds all others AL,
and advert3ses only VIVA. be can DO sittings, Soc
Hours . 10 .. Open Sundaya Al 9TH IT nv. o6-5ws
NGME. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE Events OF
Ul LIFE All business cou6deutial Ladies and gen-
aemen so cents each. 4Os L strsst bstussn 4sh aud
9th streets northwest. 06-1OWs
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i PENNSYLVANIA RoTTF
np ~ Fhh 1911 NEsl Anp 81 I'll IHw y.
si III. "a hIiS M.GNififtflT III S o. fI HhESr
rr,,n.,.,r. q . EJECT MA, MAJ ., : .
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Lne. 9 30 a "a. daily 10 Z nc nm II sud =, l. as
VITA sleeping Cars irim Harrisburg - Cin,innati
70 Chicasu. With sl-epiug Car a. tSbu 2 10 Ch'c,sr
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ssd the West with through sleeper Harrisburg
BAGTIMoRE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
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tUT ~ SIN aH :, shgs sturdas With Palace
For Nilli5nsTort Lock Haven and Elnlira. . % -
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~ 80 a "a !; o. 10. 10 40 aud 90 m. ON
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500, ~ 40 am. +. 90. H. q 90 io.o0. aai
n 20 nm. l Iuite'i ESrrrs,, 8 40 aIn week-
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In. 40 p.rn.
ALEXANDRIA AND FEEDlI;l, ,SBTEi RAILWAY
AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON RAIL
load.
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General MAuarar lh..s Al
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81 UST RECEIVED
DOLLS, DOLLS. DOLLa
JUMEA DOLLS, BISQUE DOLLS, WAX DOLLA
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HEADS. DOLL BODIES DOLLS SHOES
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MAKE ROOM FOR Holiday GOODS
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Tramsfers of Real Esfatc.

Deeds In fee have been filed as follows: N. E..
Hoban TO A. II. Bugher, lot IL, so. 2l9; $4,000.
Henrietta VI. Sands TO ~ ii. Bugher, lot 10, do. !;
$4,000. Z. Clark ct al, trustees, to W. Wall, lots
10 =, 81. 1l2S, T. g, IL and l.. block IL, 10 =,
block IL, Sherwood; s. W. Wall 10 W. +. Mat
tingly et al, same property; >. Catherine r..
Armstrong 10 Teresa solomon, W. y =, 50. 3ol :;
5000. j. /. Arms 10 j. y. Manning, lot Is. C'S
sub blk. > lie Droit Park; $500. Il. Fenddll,
trustee, 10 Henry StraSbergrr lots Is ~ %, blk.
!. BIS sun. Pleasant Pains; 8. :. l. kimbail
10 y +. Fox, trustee, subs 10 ana IL, 81. ia;
Sll,"iJ. W. +. OSle 10 Harry Hunaker pit 10. BIZ.
q, Meridian Hill; $500. c. X. Newman ct al 10
). j. Darlington trustee, sub. Is, So 97l; $I16. j.
schultz 20 ". Homestead. pit. II. So go; II :,Jo
Henry Jaeger TO Jno :. Garrison. sub. s, So 81 :
S.i.uU. Rosa III. Fldgg TO Jean Mex. Hoover, pt.
70 ~. 1OI.: 5. Mary II. Malone To Emma Aus
Tin, sub. ~. 81. GIG; s.. Mary w. Brown to +. T.
Farnsworth sub ~, 81. 1873; S2,400. Il. III. Warner
to Mary a. Herman, sub lot .1.lI, HIS. sub Mt
Pleasant, Nc.: 500. Mary \. Herman TO Mary
herman, same property; s.. X. h. Crop.ey TO ~
VI. Bter ct al, PIT. =, Old GeOr,,etUwn; $4,000 +.
". Matthews tn Martha NJ. Read, sub /, u X. IT.
Meridian Hill: 8. W. i. Tun3 To Futon Ray
Gordon, sub - and 80, 81. 49,; $500. r. =
Elelln TO y. VI. Nicholson, pit. Is 81. lO41; - -
Rtbtcca \. Dun To Mary G.. Moore pj. SUP lsf, 81.
i12. $500 ID. Williams to 4. =. Robinson, pit. l.,
So S46: 81 900. H. G.. Lewis TO :. a. Dru y lot 80
Dik. ~, W. ii. C.'S SUI. Long Meadows; 1873. II.
\. Morrison TO Paul +. Haley, sub ~, 81. 40;
500. Z. L. LOOMS 10 F. JAnderSOn sub ~, 81. 21l
$3.50. Mary j. Foertsch T. +. VI. p. Hdrrl, pr .,9
Il and HIS al. 10 West Washington; 1000. J. j.
Reynolds 10 A. Reynolds sub. lot 50, 81. 216S 6,
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WASHINGTON SCHOOL OF ELOCUTIoN AND
w Oratory, 904 NJ st. n. W. Mrs. NJ. STEVENS
HART, Principal, Voice Culture, Elocuiion. Laws OF
Or tory Elective English aud College Preparatory.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

OCEAN STEAMERS.
A TLANTIc wIsT INDIA LINE.
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British Danish anu French West lniia Islands. Sc.
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ti.1la Ma Unique Barbados. DenIerHra. rn tad 6c
superb nxer aceonnl. datlon s,eii nj cai-iis
suoklux koonl, Bath Rooms, Apily To
LEAlCRafT co.
al -eo3m lao teArl ST. n. \.
cHoRT ROUTE TO LONDON.
NORDEuIsChER LLOYD 3. s. CO
last tNllrs - ealIeTr
To Southampton london: haSnel Bre men.
Ems We'd. Nov. -, IL am: Eidef, Sat. Nov. IL.
90 n m. Ir.ye " ed, Nov. 10. q all. Fulsla Sat.
Nov 80 4 m Saale. We'd. Nov. 23, DO Ellie,
sat, Nov .tj. 2:30 pm.
q mtortabl. stnier,pC ms excellent able luxurious
saloon az ointnenis Prices: LIST CABIN $50 and up
wants birth, according 10 location: I'd Calm So
Q berth; steerAxe at how rates. AIg,ly "a
nj L r. DROOP. D25 Penn.
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BOOKS, &C.

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stewart Pheipa The Chsutsuauz Tsrt-books Al
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WANTED-A GENTLEMAN WISHES TO GIVE
w lessons in Greek Latin, English branches. and
Ge man conversation. Terms reasonable and highest
testimonials Box No 4. Star office. no-lw'
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EDUCATIONAL.


URINARY SCHOOL OF MUSIC, l433 ST. NV,
Il Mrs NJ BARRISGEE, Principal: Tuition. SS anu
upwards. Circulsls at Ellis and at School no ~
HENRY JAEGER, SOLO FLUTsr MARINE
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Sc for the coming Residence. 10 4th St Sc
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EVENlNG FIRE >CH CLASSES
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n5-6ts 1l3 18th 81. D. W.
MISS ROSA RAND. TEACHER OF ELoCUTIoN
A1 and voice culture; prepares ladies and gentlemen
Tor the dramatic stage Particular attention Is tven
10 Coaching amateurs for private the&ricals plstforG
and home circle Miss Rand can be seen on Fridays
ana Saturdays at l:,Ss II st. NV os2m'
SfENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE. COR 7TH
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stl!!lelt rates. Graduates always IN demand Illus
trated circulars free at Co lege oifcr Or by uial
II. c SPENCER, Principal.
SARA A. SPENCER Vice Principal. ol3
DRINATE LESSONS IN ALL GRAD OF STUDY:
TO adults confide tisl prels for college, An
ma oils, West Point, all examinations
s'2S Va INSTITUTE, .. ". cor. sth and h SITS n w.
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"eneraI MAIaeer. Is,sl Gen'l IAssenEer
DIEDMONT AIR LINE
Il ach-d ule IN ,fi-cI September :. 1851

I'D
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bo.wren AleNaudrla aud lSnci burg. Blue Ridge
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lork To Atlanta, IN connetIuu with Pullman SleeI-r-
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50 General Pa-seis'-r Ag'rt
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Talk About Cabinet Changes.

WHAT sOLICITOR-GESERAL JENKs SAID IN PITTSBURG.
SOlicitOr-Generdl Geo. A. Jeaks arrived IN Pitts
burg saturday from Washington. Speaking OF the
reported changes in the Presidents Cabinet, Judge
jerks said: THE President has not by the slight
est word yet, directly or indirectly, express d
himself TO any body regarding changes In the Cab
met. 1 am morally certain that he has not. The
reports that were sent out yesterday were purely
sensational. OF course the filling u the vacancy
Oh the supreme Court bench is expected to result
In other changes"
do you regard Secretary Lamar as the probable
successor OF Justice Woods
at is pretty generally conceded that Mr.. Lamar
will go on the bench. This question Will not be
settled until Congress cOnvenes, and. consequent
ly. there will be no Cabinet changes before that
time. IL Is necessary that the bench be nlled as
soon as possible, and II IS quite likely that the
President will send in the appointment to the SEN
ale Immediately after 1t meets. III Lamar IS ap-
pointed TO the supreme Bench, then a new Secre-
tary OF the Interior Will have TO be named. III
POstmaSter-General Villas Is the man. IL Is gener-
ally thought that First Assistant Stevenson Will
succeed MN as the PoStindster-General. / have
heard Mr.. Villas name spoken OF for the Interior
Dep ,rtment, and believe that he would be a good
man for the place. First Assistant Muldrow, OF
the Interior Department, Is also spoken OF as the
successor OF Mr.. Lamar in the event OF the latter
going upon tho supreme Bench. But, after all, 1t
IL Just sweet guessing, and the President has not
expressed his Intentions TO anybody"
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MEDICAL. &c.

MEDICAL, &c.
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Il and furnish medicine. or no CHARGE: consuta-
.e 9n aud afss ss me Sy pk
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Oh 1m'
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nkAWING AND PAINIING-ACADEM OF
~ Zine Arts. SO4 + St, presided over by Mrs.
IMOGENE b. MOLRELL. who has had twelve
Medals and studied fifteen years in Europe with the
most celebrated artists To prevent children forming
careless habits of drawing, they will be received Satur
days at four of and upward for almost moth
of all kinds to portrait and historical Evening
days at z. se7 -2ms
I G. MARINrS DANCING ACADEMY. MASONIC
10 Hall. + and 9th SITS II. " Class days, Tuesdays
and saturdays For particulars send for circulars.
o21-lm
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nv i. SOUTHARD, TEACHER OF PIANO.
w sWil receive puIils at GIG M st n. W. Terms
$40 PER quarter of twenty lessons NEW
GRADED SCHOOL: PRIMARY, INTERMEDIATE
~ aud advanced classes. New England met dds.
Thorough work. KINDERGARTEN DEPARTMENT.
IIoebel system. Twelfth year. Best of references.
Principals: MISS SUSIE POLLOCK. educated in Ger
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HE BERLITz SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.

Il HE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES,
WASHINGTON, 723 18th ST. n. W.,
Boston. IDA fremont st; BROOKLYN, 40 Court St.
New York 23 " :13i St; phiis 1928 hest ut 81
Ihorou Ia trail ing in French. German, 81 anish &c
Conversational knowledge in Ne or TWO IEnMS.
$40 IN small classes. also private lessons
Highest references. Terms begin now. SIG
n G. PASSMoRE Is PREPARED To RESUME
Js her class in oil and water-color PAINTING al her
studio, 1905 Mass. ave. n4-Bt.
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EyENlNG FIRE >CH CLASSES
IL at , ant O'Clock.
PROF. and MADAME p. DIES GARENNEs.
n1-6ts III l.sfh -. N W.
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- 1121 10th st.
Private and class lessons Church for practice
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FVNHE FRENCH SYSTEM OF SOUND COPY
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work 81 For sale Frees and ballantyne's The auth
Mondays Wednesdays, and Friday from 8: 30 TO 30
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ICTOR DECKER,
Expert in Tuning and Repairing Of Pianos and Or
gaIs % years experience. Work warranted Prices
moderate. Fine Pianos for rent and sale Terms
easy. MarerUoms sol 9Th streeinw sl3-:Hn
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o., LILIES WHICH THEY CLAIM TO HAVE ExPkRr-
N-SD On wTTSEsSED-ESTICED TO sLoOP ASD
nPsIsosrD IN THIS HOLD-THEIR ESCAPE AND
AEKIy Al THIS CITY
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nR DUKE. DENTIST. us l4TH N.W-TEETH
~ extracted without pain by OF local application
prepared and used only ~ me. Teeth hlled 81 Ter
teed. OF lms
lNR STAIR PARSONS. DENTIST 9TH ST.. COR
Liner Z NV. Filling . specially: also. the cure of
tootnache without extracting 10 anesthetic used
IN tue gums slieviates tue pam extracting. jal3
TAR I. N. Talbot. DENTIST. 437 7rH ST.
Vthree doors from corner of T. Dentistry in all its
ranted tau1
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SH9oLTHANP IN TEN LESSONS BY UNIVERSAL

TINE ART STUDENTS LEAGUE WILL REOPEN
Il its day and evening Lite. Portrait; Antique and
alter Color Classes November LIST at IL l Penn.
Instructors-Mr. A. g. Heaton. Mr.. De Lancey W Gill,
Miss Sylvester and Miss Adams o..6- 3t. =
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-04-14
IMPORTS OF IRON AND STEEL.
Home Prices Affected by Fraudulent Importa-
tions by Means Of Underyaluations.

PHILADELPHIA, April 13-The Bulletin of
the American Iron and Steel Association, in its
issue to-day, calls attention to the continued
heavy importations OF iron and steel, and adds:
This is serious business, and in more re-
spects than These heavy mportatons
mean a decreased demand for home produc-
tions, and, We think, at very late day. They
mean, also, an unfavorabe influence on ali home
prices. which has already been felt, and is bound
to continue. But the feature of these importa-
tions which calls most loudly for attention and
for instant action, is the transparent fact that
gross undervaluatons of imported iron and
steel are winked at by some of the custom house
officials at leading ports of entry, thus multiplying
the plain intention of Congress to protect do
mestc products from foreign competition. The
New York custom house officials chiefly re-
sronsible for these undervaluations. If steel
blooms, bllets and wire rods were honestly in
voiced, or If fraudulent invoices were advanced
by conscientious officials, such heavy importa-
tons of these products we have recently had
could not have taken place. We call the attention
ofiSecretary Fairchild to the fragrant mismanage-
ment of the New York custom house in the par
ticulars we have mentioned, and honestly hope
that he can find time to give it his personal ex-
animation and condemnation Fraudulent val
nations can be checked If the Secretary will but
assert his authority. The imports of iron-ore in
the first two months of 1887 indicate a much
larger importation for the whole year than took
place in 1885, when 1.039.4 33 gross tons were
imported"
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TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.

At Lansing. Mich, yesterday afternoon. in the
State House of Representatives the bill grant
ing to women the right to vote in municipal cleo
ton was defeated by a vote of 80 to 49,
The city Jail at Missoula, NJ T., was fired
from the inside, yesterday morning. in IN
known manner. A man named Chambers, who
was confined for vagrancy, was burned to
death
vigilance committee from Brown county.
Nebraska. overlook two young horse-thieves
near Sargent, Tuesday night, and shot and
killed one of them. Joseph Arnold, and captured
the other, James Bohan. One of the vgilantes
was dangerously shot
At Bellows Falls, VT, yesterday Thomas
Hallahan, aged sixty. a lagman of the Cheshire
railroad was killed by the cars while saving the
life OF a truckman who was attempting to drive
across the track. The train was derailed on
bridge, doing considerable damage.
The Pennsylvania Senate yesterday finally
passed the joint resolution proposing a woman
suffrage constitutional ameudment-yeas 81,
nays IL. The ladies' gallery was crowded during
the vote. They were quite enthusiastic. and
upon the announcement that the resolution had
passed, arose and waved their handker:hiefs
Senator Harlan, the female-suffrage cham pion
was warmly congratulated on his victory.
A colored Baptist evangelist named Williams,
who has been holding revival meetings in Desc
to, Mo-, among his colored brethren, was taken
from his house by five masked men, Tuesday
night, and numerically beaten with hickory
switches He says they took turns and kept up
the fogeing for hour. His neighbours wife
has been on friendly terms with his wife, and
Williams says he recognized neighbor, who is
a white man, as leader of the gang.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-04-14
Liquor Legislation in Michigan.

LANSING. Mich, April 13.-Fifty Republican
members of the Senate aud House met in caucus
last night to take counsel on LIQUOR legislation
The sense of the caucus was that the committee
on liquor traffic should prepare bill for higher
license and local option wherever any county
would vote. After some discussion it was de-
should pay the same tax as saloons A PROPOSE
ton to have the new laws enforced by a State
constabulary met with favor by a majority of the
members present The limit of the license was
fixed follows: For cities with 10000 inhabit-
ants and over, 500; for cities under TO- 900, $780,
for incorporated villages $500; for townships,
$780, No discrimiton is proposed between wine
and beer licenses, and no brewer or liquor dealer
can sign bond. The committee will report a
bill embodying these features to asecond caucus
next Tuesday night.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-04-14
Sawdust Swindlers Arrested.

New YORK, April 13-The den OF gang of
sawdust swindlers was raided to-day in West
Forty-seventh street. The place was in full
operation, and the whole gang WAS arrested and
locked up. There were four of them. The pris-
oners are named Joseph Little, W. J. Brown,
George ". Lesson and George Plots. They
were found making up circulars in express pack
stitute vases, also supposed to be full Of 'green
goods" but in reality containing bricks and pa
per. The house was brown-stone fiat. directly
opposite police station The operators had
two flats. one for work and the other for bed
rooms The police seized 81 060 in new crisp bank
notes, genuine. Two men were wrapping crcu-
lars and directing them from a mercantile
agency book. Six dry goods boxes filled
with addressed stamped envelopes. most of them
to Southern or Western points. Some of them
were for Manitoba. The answers to the circulars
found were mostly from the same sections.